MARWARI

1.Marwari Is One Of The Most Widely Spoken Languages In The Rajasthan.

2.Known As One Of The Official Languages Of Bikaner Government.

3. Marwari Is The Most Widely Spoken Rajasthani language And Often Used In Folk Songs, Films, And Literature.

4. Many Of These Languages Fall Under The Larger “RAJASTHANI” Umbrella In Linguistic Classification. 

BRAJ BHASHA

1. Braj Bhasha Is One Of The Oldest And Most Culturally Rich Dialects Of Hindus.

2. Mainly Spoken In The Braj Region Of India.

3. It Holds A Special Place In Indian Literature, Espically And Is Closely Associated With Lord KRISHNA .

4. It Connect You Deeply With Indian Sprituality And Culture.

SHEKHAWATI

1. Shekhawati  Is An Indo-Aryan Language Spoken By Over 125Million People Globally.

2. It Is A Native Language Of  Shekhawati region in northeastern Rajasthan, India.

3. It Is Also Widely Spoken In Jhunjhunu district,Sikar district, Churu district, Some nearby parts of Nagaur and Jaipur districts. 

4. Used For: Daily conversation, folk songs, proverbs, rural storytelling. 

MEWATI

1. Mewati Is  A Regional Indo-Aryan language (Or Dialect) Spoken In Parts Of Rajasthan, Haryana, And Western Uttar Pradesh, Especially In The Mewat Region , Which Includes Districts like Alwar, Bharatpur (Rajasthan) And Nuh, Palwal, Faridabad (Haryana).

2. The language Reflects The Syncretic Culture Of Hindu-Muslim Traditions In The Region.

3 Not An Official language, But Widely Spoken.

4. The language blends Rajasthani, Haryanvi, and Braj influences.

MEWARI

 

1.  Mewari Is A Regional Language Spoken In India. It Is Dialect Of Rajasthani And Holds Culture And Historical Significance In The Area. Mainly In Mewar Regin.

2.  Mewari Is Not Just A Way To Communicate, But A Symbol Of Pride And Identity For People Of Mewar.

3. Used In Regional Literature, Folk Drama (Like Bhavani), And Rituals.

4. Mewari is the native language of Mewar’s royal history.